Table of Contents

IN THIS ISSUE

ARE MARRIAGE AND COLLEGE COMPATIBLE? 18

Margaret Mead, the world-famous anthropologist, takes a long look at a postwar pattern of campus life and doesn't like what she sees.

FRATERNITY DISCRIMINATION FACES A DEADLINE 21

Thomas E. Green '60, chairman of the UGC Discrimination Committee, reports on where matters stand among the Dartmouth fraternities, which have been given until April 1 to remove discriminatory clauses.

LIFE WITH A TEEN-AGE GANG By Robert I. Postel '60 24

An account of some of the experiences of a Class of 1926 Fellow and Senior Fellow who has worked with the City Youth Board in New York.

PROFESSOR JESUP'S HERBARIUM By Prof. James P. Poole 31

The botanical collection he began about 100 years ago serves as his Dartmouth memorial and as a valuable aid to many students today.

Dartmouth Authors 5

A Look at "Historical Truth" 6

Alumni Trustee Nominated 8

The President's Council Address 11

'60 Fund Goal Set at Million 13

The College 15

North of Boston 20

The Faculty 26

The Undergraduate Chair 29

Roving Goalie 30

Winter Carnival Photos 34

With the Big Green Teams 36

News from the Clubs 42

News from the Classes 45

Associated School News 81

In Memoriam 82

THE COVER

Ralph Steiner '21 of New York, well known in the field of professional photography, was in Hanover several weeks ago and was taken with the patterns made by bare elms against the sky. This month's cover, showing part of Parkhurst Hall, is one of the most striking of the series of pictures he took. PHOTOGRAPH BY